RESEARCH ON ROLLING BEARING FAULT DIAGNOSIS BASED ON IMPROVED HHO-LSTM by SHAO LiangShan, ZHU SiJia

“…In order to solve the problem of rolling bearing fault diagnosis, an intelligent diagnosis model IHHO-LSTM was proposed, which combined the improved Harris hawks optimization (HHO) algorithm with long short-term memory (LSTM) network. HHO algorithm was prone to fall into local optimum and slow convergence in the solution process. …”
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Fractional-Order Memristor Emulator Circuits by C. Sánchez-López, V. H. Carbajal-Gómez, M. A. Carrasco-Aguilar, I. Carro-Pérez

“…Moreover, the FOM emulator circuits can be used for improving future applications such as cellular neural networks, modulators, sensors, chaotic systems, relaxation oscillators, nonvolatile memory devices, and programmable analog circuits.…”
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A Note on Caputo’s Derivative Operator Interpretation in Economy by Hameed Ur Rehman, Maslina Darus, Jamal Salah

“…We use the concepts of T-indicators which analyses the economic performance with the presence of memory. The reaction of economic agents due to recurrence identical alteration is minimized by using the modified Caputo’s derivative operator of order λ instead of integer order derivative n. …”
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Singing and Sounding the Sacred – the Function of Religious Songs and Hymns in the Public Sphere by Elsabé C. Kloppers

“…It is shown that hymnody forms a part of the beliefs, self-concepts, values, symbols, identities, ideologies, instruments of power, sets of myths, and the collective cultural memory of people …”
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Holokaust i polityka by Teresa Rutkowska

“… Recenzja książki Marka Haltofa Polish Film and the Holocaust. Politics and Memory (2012), w której autor podejmuje kwestię reprezentacji Zagłady w polskim filmie. …”
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Stereotypes and Trauma: Germany in John Hawkes’s The Cannibal and Walter Abish’s How German Is It by Theophilus Savvas

“…By drawing on Abish’s autobiographical text Double Vision: a Self Portrait (2004) I argue that How German Is It might be profitably read as a “working through” of the author’s own traumatic relationship with his past, which allows me to briefly discuss more generally the role of fiction, memory and trauma.…”
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Discourse-level structuring of information in narrative:Signalling structural, interactional and cognitive shifts by Tuija Virtanen

“…Discourse-level structuring of information is explored in narrative in the light of three parameters subsumed under this umbrella notion: (i) the structural concepts of “theme-rheme”, connected to “position”; (ii) the interaction-oriented pair of concepts “topic-comment”, grounded in the notion of “aboutness”; and (iii) the cognitively motivated gradient from “given” to “new” information, related to interlocutors’ assumptions of their memory constraints as well as those of others. In each pair/gradient of concepts one member/pole – “theme”, “comment”, and “new” – is argued to constitute the Figure, against the (necessary) Ground of the other. …”
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Measuring landscapes – A storytelling rhythm through shared places and itineraries by Adriana Ghersi, Silvia Pericu, Federica Delprino, Stefano Melli

“…Understanding the quality of the different landscapes as the expression of local values and cultures, involving the communities for a shared narration of the memory and the most significant places and promoting them, and rediscovering the potential of experiential tourism are the objectives of the research. …”
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Homeostatic T Cell Proliferation after Islet Transplantation by Paolo Monti, Lorenzo Piemonti

“…Pancreatic islet transplantation in patients with type 1 diabetes mellitus is performed under immunosuppression to avoid alloreactive T cell responses and to control the reactivation of autoreactive memory T cells. However, lymphopenia associated with immunosuppression and T cell depletion can induce a paradoxical expansion of lymphocyte subsets under the influence of homeostatic proliferation. …”
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Jardins turcs des bords de la Seine normande by François Calame, François Texier

“…Most of the plants grown are intended to end up as food, and cooking, sometimes done in the gardens themselves during the summer months, allows for a reinforcement of the strong cultural links around the family, family networks and the memory of the villages from which these people come. …”
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Pharmacotherapy of Posttraumatic Cognitive Impairments by David B. Arciniegas, Jonathan M. Silver

“…More specifically, it is suggested that persons with posttraumatic impairments in arousal, speed of processing, and possibly attention may benefit most from treatment with an agent that augments cerebral catecholaminergic function, and that persons whose predominant posttraumatic impairment is in the domain of memory may benefit most from treatment with cholinesterase inhibitors. …”
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Does Depression Impact Cognitive Impairment in Patients with Heart Failure? by Z. N. Sohani, Z. Samaan

“…Cognitive impairment is associated with significant mortality and deteriorated quality of life, likely due to impairments in memory and executive function, which impact a patient’s ability to understand and comply with prescribed treatment plans. …”
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Les paroissiens de Saint-Pierre du Queyroix de Limoges et la communauté des prêtres by Anne Massoni

“…It was therefore natural for these families to turn to the clergy of this parish to take care of their memory after their demise. The parish was also home to a community of priests, a sort of proto chapter, which was already very well structured in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries and who received donations for the salvation of souls from members of these families. …”
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El Códice X o los anales del grupo de la Tira de la Peregrinación. Evolución pictográfica y problemas en su análisis interpretativo by María Castañeda de la Paz

“…However, the passing of time erased from the memory of the tlacuiloque much of the information that originated in the ancient pictorials. …”
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“SONATA FOR CLARINET SOLO” BY TIBERIU OLAH by Răzvan METEA

“…"A man of short stature, but with tremendous force of communicating by means of sounds; modest, but aware of his own value; secluded and slightly detached from the practical aspects of existence, but proving, in everything connected with the art of sounds, an inexhaustible energy and passion, an amazing capacity of observation and synthesis, unparalleled culture and memory as well as extraordinary precision and exigency. …”
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Evaluating the Power of GPU Acceleration for IDW Interpolation Algorithm by Gang Mei

“…We first present two GPU implementations of the standard Inverse Distance Weighting (IDW) interpolation algorithm, the tiled version that takes advantage of shared memory and the CDP version that is implemented using CUDA Dynamic Parallelism (CDP). …”
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A Distributed Data-Crawling Technology for Microblog API by Shunhua Chen, Xiaotong Wang, Zhifeng Hao, Ruichu Cai, Xiaojun Xiao, Yu Lu

“…As more and more users begin to use microblog,people eagerly want to dig interesting patterns from the microblog data.How to efficiently collect data from the service provider is one of the main challenges.To address this issue,a distributed crawling solution based on microblog API was present.The distributed crawling solution simulates microblog login,automatically gets authorized,and control the invoked frequency of the API with a task controller.A time trigger method with memory database was also proposed to avoid extra trivial data duplication and improve efficiency of the system.In the distributed framework,the crawling tasks can be assigned to distributed clients independently,which ensures the high scalability and flexibility of the crawling procedure.The feasibility of the crawler technology according to Sina microblog instance was verified.…”
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Delineating Novel Signature Patterns of Altered Gene Expression in Schizophrenia Using Gene Microarrays by Karoly Mirnics, Frank A. Middleton, David A. Lewis, Pat Levitt

“…This disorder typically has its clinical onset in late adolescence or early adulthood, presenting as a constellation of delusions and hallucinations (positive symptoms); decreased motivation, emotional expression, and social interactions (negative symptoms); and impaired learning and memory (cognitive symptoms). The etiology of schizophrenia is unknown, but appears to be multifaceted, with genetic and epigenetic developmental factors all implicated. …”
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Effect of Intelligent Selection Training Strategies by Cognitive Impairment Diagnosis and Treatment Instrument on Cognitive Function in Stroke Patients by HUANG Qiuli, OU Jianlin, YAN Jiajian, CHEN Zhuoming

“…The training content included orientation training, memory training, attention training, arithmetic training, communication training, and comprehensive training. …”
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Does an increase in physiological indexes predict better cognitive performance: the PhyCog randomised cross-over protocol in type 2 diabetes by Frederic Dutheil, Guillaume T Vallet, Igor Tauveron, Julien S Baker, Valentin Magnon, Jordan Mille, Valentin Brusseau, Laetitia Silvert, Marie Izaute

“…The main variables of interest will be executive function, memory and attention. Physiological testing will involve allostatic load such as heart rate variability, microcirculation, cortisol and dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate levels. …”
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